France, land of charm and elegance

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Explore the magic and refinement of France.

Immerse yourself in the authentic French art of living.

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France: when to go?

France welcomes you with varied and pleasant weather all year round! Enjoy the Mediterranean sun on the Côte d’Azur, the mild spring in Paris, or magical winters in the Alps for skiing under a bright sky. Each region offers its own charm: from bright summers in Provence to the refreshing breezes of Brittany. Whether you like warmth, coolness, or snow, the French climate will delight all travelers seeking unforgettable experiences.

Activity ideas

  • Wine tasting in Burgundy - Explore the cellars of Burgundy and savor exceptional vintages accompanied by local specialties.
  • Romantic stroll on the Seine - Glide under the Parisian bridges and let yourself be charmed by the magic of the City of Light.
  • Exploring the Loire Valley Castles - Set off to discover the majestic castles of the Loire, where history and enchanting landscapes await you at every turn.
  • Hiking in the Alps - Breathe in the fresh air as you walk along the alpine trails, between majestic peaks and crystal-clear lakes.
  • Cruise on the French Riviera - Let yourself be charmed by a sunny cruise, between turquoise waters and picturesque villages of the Mediterranean.
  • Discovery of Southwestern Gastronomy - Savor the culinary richness of the South-West by tasting foie gras, duck breast, and local wines in a friendly and warm atmosphere.
  • Admiring the Works at the Louvre - Stroll through the vast galleries of the Louvre and let each masterpiece awaken your curiosity and wonder.
  • Immersion in Provençal markets - Stroll through the colorful stalls of Provençal markets, soak up the scents of lavender, and taste the authentic flavors of the region under the southern sun.

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France, a journey to the heart of art and culture

Discover these 551,000 km² of lands as diverse as they are endearing. From Mont Saint-Michel to the Eiffel Tower, through the Mediterranean coast to the vineyards of Burgundy, the 13 regions of the Hexagon are teeming with natural, cultural, heritage, and gastronomic treasures. This mosaic, alternately synonymous with clichés (Parisian romanticism) or fantasy (the Penotte Island neighborhood in Vendée), represents unparalleled diversity that will delight the whole family and all desires.

A Captivating Journey to the Heart of France

The world's leading tourist destination, France attracts and charms more than 80 million foreign visitors every year. The American statesman Thomas Jefferson once said: "Every man has two countries, his own and France."

The Enchanting Castles of France

The enchanting castles of France invite you on a journey through time, where each stone tells a rich and captivating story. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of the Loire Valley, often called the "Garden of France," where castles stand majestically between vineyards and lush forests. Stroll through the grand halls of Château de Chambord, admire the sumptuous frescoes of Chenonceau, or let yourself be charmed by the romantic allure of Azay-le-Rideau. In Normandy, discover the architectural audacity of Mont-Saint-Michel, a striking spectacle that defies the tides. Further south, the Château de Carcassonne, with its imposing ramparts, transports you to the heart of medieval legends. Each castle is an invitation to explore impeccable French gardens, savor refined dishes, and experience royal living. Let yourself be charmed by this unique art of living that combines history and modernity. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply in search of escape, the castles of France promise unforgettable memories. Come dream, explore, and marvel in these magical places where past and present meet in harmony.

The Exquisite Gastronomy of France

Discover a world of flavors and delights by exploring the exquisite gastronomy of France, where each region offers a unique culinary symphony. From the richness of cheeses to the subtle aromas of wines, including delicate pastries and comforting traditional dishes, France is a paradise for gourmet lovers. Immerse yourself in the warm atmosphere of local markets where stalls abound with fresh and colorful produce. Indulge in a crispy baguette or a melting croissant, savor coq au vin in a Parisian bistro, or enjoy a traditional bouillabaisse in Marseille. Each meal becomes a celebration of the French art of living, where sharing and sensory pleasure are paramount. Whether you are an enthusiast of haute cuisine or curious to discover regional specialties, you will find your happiness in this country where gastronomy reigns supreme. Come awaken your taste buds and create unforgettable culinary memories in this country where every bite tells a story.
The ideal length of a stay in France depends on your interests and the regions you wish to visit. To explore Paris and a few regions, a trip of 10 to 15 days is generally recommended.
To organize your honeymoon in France, first choose the region according to your preferences: Paris for romance, the French Riviera for the sea, or Provence for the scenery. Book hotels, activities, and restaurants in advance.
To have a good holiday with a baby in France, choose suitable accommodations, plan calm activities, respect the child's routine, and select destinations with family and medical facilities nearby.
For a family hiking trip in France, explore the Cévennes National Park, the Fontainebleau Forest, the trails of the Basque Country, or the Calanques of Cassis, which are ideal for combining nature and cultural discoveries.
To practice ecotourism in France, choose eco-friendly accommodations, use public transportation, discover natural parks, and respect local wildlife and flora during your activities.
The budget for a trip to France depends on many factors: the season, the length of your stay, the type of accommodation, and the planned activities. On average, plan for between 1000 and 2000 euros per person for a week, excluding flights.
To get to France, you can take an international flight to one of the major airports such as Paris Charles de Gaulle or Orly. There are also train or car options from neighboring European countries.
To travel to France, citizens of the European Union only need a valid identity card. Nationals of non-EU countries generally must present a passport and, depending on their nationality, obtain a visa.
To travel with peace of mind in France, it is recommended to keep your valuables in a safe place, stay alert in tourist areas, and use official means of transportation. Check the travel advice before you leave.
For travelers coming to France, no vaccines are mandatory to enter the country. However, it is strongly recommended to be up to date with universal vaccines such as diphtheria, tetanus, polio, and whooping cough.

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